World Desk 28 Feb , 2024 01:41 AM GMT
TALOS and FORTIS exoskeletons provide strength and support, while MAXFAS enhances endurance.
Guardian XO and XOS 2 exoskeletons offer increased lifting capabilities and reduced fatigue.
ReX and REX Bionics exoskeletons aid soldiers with mobility and tasks, EksoVest reduces strain.
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1. TALOS (Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit)
The TALOS exoskeleton is designed to provide soldiers with enhanced strength, protection, and situational awareness on the battlefield.
2. FORTIS Exoskeleton
The FORTIS exoskeleton by Lockheed Martin helps reduce the physical strain on soldiers by providing additional support for lifting heavy objects.
3. MAXFAS Exoskeleton
The MAXFAS exoskeleton enhances soldiers' endurance and agility by reducing fatigue during long missions.
4. HULC Exoskeleton
The Human Universal Load Carrier (HULC) exoskeleton by Lockheed Martin assists soldiers in carrying heavy loads over long distances.
5. Sarcos Guardian XO
The Guardian XO exoskeleton by Sarcos Robotics enables soldiers to lift up to 200 pounds repeatedly without fatigue.
6. Raytheon XOS 2 Exoskeleton
The XOS 2 exoskeleton by Raytheon provides soldiers with increased strength and endurance for carrying heavy equipment.
7. ReWalk ReX Exoskeleton
The ReX exoskeleton by ReWalk Robotics helps soldiers with lower limb disabilities to walk and perform tasks more easily.
8. EksoVest Exoskeleton
The EksoVest exoskeleton by Ekso Bionics supports workers in various industries, including the military, by reducing the strain on their arms during repetitive tasks.
9. REX Bionics Exoskeleton
The REX Bionics exoskeleton provides soldiers with mobility assistance, allowing them to stand, walk, and climb stairs with ease.
10. Titan Arm Exoskeleton
The Titan Arm exoskeleton is a lightweight and affordable option that enhances soldiers' lifting capabilities and reduces the risk of injury.
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